(Laughter) What are plato’s (Philibus) and Aristotle’s (poetics) View of Laughter??
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Using the excerpts read and discussed in class, compare and contrast Plato and aristotles views of laughter?? discuss an d give examples
the books we read in class are Aristotles’ poetics and plato;s philibus
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Plato and Aristotle both tell us that laughter is not harmless and not to be taken lightly. When we dig down to the bottom of the laughter, there is always something bad about it: self-ignorance, baseness, something ugly. ;-)
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